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SenSys User Manual
About this Manual
The SenSys User Manual is divided into six chapters. It is suggested that you
read the entire manual before operating the camera to ensure proper usage. The
chapters that follow this introduction are
• Hardware Installation — Instructions for connecting the camera to
mount adapters, tripod mounts, and other instruments, as well as for
connecting it to the AIA cable and the power brick
• Configuration Options — Instructions for changing mount adapters,
lenses, and tripod stands
• Component Descriptions — Functional description of each component
• Troubleshooting — Answers to camera hardware problems
• Specifications — Specifications for each camera system component
Note: To install a new camera, begin with the Hardware Installation chapter in this
User Manual and then proceed to the Software Guide.
Environmental
Requirements
The SenSys camera system should be operated in a clean, dry environment. The
camera system requires that an easily accessible electrical outlet be available
near the equipment.
The camera system’s ambient operating temperature is 0˚C to 40˚C. The camera
can be operated in any orientation, therefore it can be used on a tripod camera
stand or mounted on a variety of instruments.
Storage
Requirements
Store the SenSys camera system in its original containers. To protect the system
from excessive heat, cold, and moisture, store at an ambient temperature
between -20˚C and 60˚C with a relative humidity of 0%–90% noncondensing.
Precautions
The CCD and other system electronics are extremely sensitive to electrostatic
discharge (ESD). To avoid permanently damaging the system, please observe
the following precautions:
• If you are using high-voltage equipment (such as an arc lamp) with
your camera system, be sure to turn the camera power on last and
power the camera off first .
• Always switch off and unplug the power supply before changing your
system configuration in any way.
• Use caution when triggering high-current switching devices (such as an
arc lamp) near your system. The CCD can be permanently damaged by
transient voltage spikes. If electrically noisy devices are present, an
isolated, conditioned power line or dedicated isolation transformer is
highly recommended.
• Never connect or disconnect any cable while the camera system is
powered on. Reconnecting a charged cable may damage the CCD.
• Never impede airflow through the equipment by obstructing the air
vents.